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NS, REINFORCED IN BUKOWINA, ADVANCE

 

OODS HAVE CREATED NEW PANIC IN ITALY—HOSTILE AEROPLANE WAS FEAI FEARED AT T OTTAWA

 

SSIANS ARE REINFORCED IN
BUKOWINA AND DEFEAT ENEMY

ANS RETIRED ONLY TO oer IN TOUCH WITH COommuUNI-
CATIONS AND SECURE REINFORCEMENTS — THE
FIGHTING NOT YET DECISIVE.

(Spe The Dally News.) | the Rissian” side on the East!
A dispatch | Prussian frontier and the fh
le from Gzer Sereth, within Bukowina rh
ubting continues |! ussian 1 es have withdraw
! Khussians have mane Se Nast Pras end ta
| ke wina the face f up '
ements and |g, . sid Austria ais
es of counter | tha } fight be able ¢ .
shattered the jcentrate and come int touch with
nes at three | the eof mmunicat The
their - retire Tieia report make only the
briefest eferet s to the opera
ire now moving |t at the two extrem
mpedes their ‘the castern front but what they
6 intense, the |d say indicates that the Rus
twenty below/sians already have reached the
snow is ren-|lines which Grand D Nich
distinguish j|olas has decided to give battle fo
diundred feet |th rest of the campaigr n the
of wounded |east
perished from Even the ehting in the Carpa
thia which is proceeding un
Battles Imminent. the worst weather conditions
i5 Two big ershad ed by these greater
have al-/events the result f which
on begin on both sides are staking so much

MANY FEARS STATES “GERMANY WANTS BRITAIN:
AVORS BRITISH CAUSE TO PASS FOODSTUFFS

(Special to The Deity News) (Special to The Daily News.)
The German Washington, D. ¢ Feb. 15
that the United Count Bernst: this mor u
reat Britain is'a vote to the State Department

 

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Pictures Explain Loss of Life
in Italian Earthquake.

Ruins in Aveggano, Italy.
The upper picture shows what
was formerly the main street
of Avezzano The arrow indi-
cates a shop in which 48 peo-
ple perished Of the entire
population of some 10,000 only
a small fraction escaped. The
lower picture shows the ruins
f the Bank of Rome im Avez-
zano)6oshowing--searchers for

old.

 

 

HOSTILE AEROPLANE
| VISITED CANADA

 

 

* GAVE NO WARNING--

SUNK BY SUBMARINE

(Special to The Daily News.)

the note to Ger intimated that Germany was w
hat Great Brit-,ijing to recede from attacking mer-
American lives |chantme: f Great Britain will |
« Post sneers| withdraw her efforts to prevent
and flutelike “istuffs reaching the Germatr

vilian population.

LEY VALLEY IS. toca LIBERALS TOUR
FULL OF HOSPITALITY; INTERIOR DISTRICTS

 

s to see lev Fred Stork, A. M. Mans al
real good fel H. F. MeRhae returned last eve -
the Bulk eas atl of the Skeena and
pportunity to | Bulkley Valleys in the st
ial fune-|the Liberal party Meet \“
this williheld at the chief centers
ent degree.| the 1 e and the greatest inte
¢ that there|/est was shown by the settlers
| good cheer| The people of the {
than in thelhave beer that ry fr
essity drives|tive to ty years nd tw
perhaps theyistanding the fact that n I
but, at any/dollars have been taker tof the
void that arti-| country by the government the
it is so evi-ilway of land sales, coa enses
nters ind taxes very little has Oe!
fines, how-|done for the openine | ru
ple live onleountry Where meney has bee
wk the grace bappropriated it was nany
ty cousiné}eases wasted by either building
ind especially|roads where they wer vat re
towns and set-| quired or starting nowhere and
Grand Trunkjending nowhere.”
the people in One of the greatest complaints
come them-|too, of this district is the stagna
r centers andition caused by having thousands
r education andlof acres of land tied up, which
high Indeed, prevents the formation of settl
that gives one|ments. As it is, the settlers are
ew country is}so scattered that hh
f citizen that/churehes and other socia !
: at every point tutions are impossible
of last week | These people have ber !
‘anhee Was given }supporters of the ¢ ent
\idermere, in aid|the past but have received th
Fund Every-|ing but fair promise Now they
Miles aroundiare determined to try a el
| of the mostiand from end to end of the dis
functions was |trict there is the greatest enth
“' J. &. Gray andlsiasm in favor of the Lit
| ' Smithers, )}party, which is pledged |
Page Pou ithese problems speedily

Ne j Feb. 15—-The Amer
a embers of the crew of the
Brit f ghter Ikaria, who have
arrived here, say the vessel
vas nk the Channel by a
submarine without any warning
itten at rescue on January
sist
LEAVE FOR FRONT.
A priva iblegra was t
{ t sal lay f u
I l ving that th 1
ach t f the Pri
] iving f Fran
It s is sed of
Vess a ( vy, De
i I a
WAS THERE AN ACCIDENT?
t ea that ana
le YT “
tion with | f the hy
ar port says the
}pip Anoth says
that k pla was ly b k
“pa rhe govert s being
{ } » the last few days.
FOOTBALL NEWS.
(Special to The Daily News.)
( B, { Feb. 15 Oo
ha von its way into the
Mia Cup finals by defeating
ir Cottage by 3 to 0.
| the Rugby ehampionship
Mod i ed the ¥. M. GC. A
15
r ticultural Bociety
ie sday, February 18
‘ when the officers
year will be elect
\ neon will leeture
i atjon of Vacant
' \ ve attendance is
36-40

(Special to The Daily News.)
15.—The

the

Ottawa, Ont., Feb.

GERMANY y STILL AFTER
ITALIAN ASSISTANCE ...

ere extinguished

the

on

nent buildings, royal

and the Governor General's

(Special to The 5 @he Gate News.)

Rome. Feb. 15 rhe “Idea Na- | esidence last night owing to a
ale” forecasts a German offer mor that two aeroplanes were
the Italian government of | aveling over Brockville. The

he province of Trienti and the /,,,ji¢, report that the machines
ectifcation of Sep Mouton 5) eturned by Morrisburg, across
Italy will aid the Dual Alliance

d Quote Von Buelow as saying the St. Lawrence, at 1:30 this
Either Ltaly will be friendly or |™orning The United States is
we will treat her worse than Eng- linwe stigating the incident
land.’ - sliiiithimcaiiamn

'PORT ESSINGTON LADIES

SEATTLE CELEBRATES | DOING PATRIOTIC WORK

 

 

 

 

NEW PERIL

I ALTAN EARTHQUAKE CREATES

THROUGH FLOODS

ELEVATIONS OF RIVER BEDS EDS CHANGED AND SWOLLEN RIVERS

ARE THREATENING THE

COUNTRY—VATICAN IS

(Special to The Dally News)

Rome, Feb, 145—ITtaly, after the
earthquake, facing the
}peril of floods. Streams are out
lof their course and following the
| There’ are
The Tiber fifty
, and is rising
|two inches hourly and threatens
|the Vatican quarter. Hospital pa-
tients have been removed to the
top floors and there are fears

is now

altered elevations.
heavy rains. is

| feet out of normal

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and Friday at 7:45
squad and company.
B Company will parade at the
Exhibition Building on Monday
and Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Drill
squad and company.
Overseas Company.

Men enlisting for this company
who have passed the medical ex-
amie will parade at the
Court House, Second Avenue, on
Monday, February 15, at 8 p. m.,

p. m. Drill

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lest the building collapses. The
famous St. Angelo bridge, built by |
the Emperor Hadrian, is now un-
der and it is feared it may
collapse.

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68th REGIMENT, EARL GREY'S
OWN RIFLES.

Orders by Major J. H. McMullin,
Commanding, for the week end-
ing February 22, 1915:

Parades.
A Company will parade at the

Exhibition Building on Tuesday

for the purpose of signing the
roll. Married men must bring
with them the written consent of
their wives to their enlisting.
Men will parade in plain clothes.

W. A. PETTIGREW, Capt.,
Acting Adjutant.

(5 a. m., Feb, 15, 1945.)
BerOmistsh ccc ces wsines 29.486
Mak. WU. ie cis awescses 40.0
GOs a6 66645 0 0085450
Precipitation ......-cece 59

 

GERMAN AIRMEN
WERE LOST IN STORM

(Special to The Dally News)

Copenhagen, via London, Feb.
{5.-A German aeroplane, in a
badly damaged condition and with
two officers aboard, was found to-
day near the cost of Mance. The
officers were greatly exhausted.
They had lost their bearings in a
snowstorm.

LIBERALS ORGANIZE
IN BULKLEY VALLEY

On February 11 the Liberals of
the Bulkley Valley met at Smith-
ers and organized a district Lib-
eral Association. Representa-
tives were present from the dif-
ferent centers,

Mr. Frank MacKinnon, of New

Hazelton, was eleeted president,

 

100 YEARS OF PEACE | The Port Essington Women’s}and Mr. R. E. Williams, of Smith-
(Special to The Dally News) utr Guild have just sent off /ers, secretary-treasurer. Mem-

Seattle Fel 15.—The eltheir second shipment to the Red|bers of the executive will be
sundred years of peace between | 2 f ty and to the Belgian|Chosen by the several local asso-
Brita ind the United States was | telief Committee, Montreal, the }¢lations.

ated base oentenden to ol wing articles Besides expressing confidence

as beciniinne ro the Red Cross—Fifty-cight in the leadership of Sir Wilfrid

ive eceks, 20 pairs wrictiets, $8 Laurier, and aiso that of the pro-

PEACE CENTENARY sn tiiaiats 68 wihtean’ sult vincial leader, Mr. H. C. Brewster,

CELEBRATED LOCALLY yuilt the following resolutions were
discussed and passed:

Services in celebration of the| 7° MF. Prudhomme, for —s “4We regret and condemn
hundred yeare of pence betweent ne. Meee, Overanm I the use of the Department of
Britain and the United States |°** * res", 2 blouses, 10 night), nie Works for the upbuilding
were conducted last night in the|7"@88es, 17 suite underwear, 6) °° 11. Conservative party. We

eal churehes. In the Anglica weaters, 5 paire shoes, 2 boy * | ranintain that the expenditure of
Church, the bishop preached a|*"'* * b@!rs knickers, 2 sweaters, | ine money set aside for public
special sermon, Rev. H. B, Grant, |' hirts, 33 ehildren’s night)... must be made without any
n the Presbyterian Church, aleo|*"!"s 86 sults underwear, 2% leonsideration for party adherents.
made fitting reference to the oc. |P#its Stockings, 12 gaiters and). gemand-that the Department
casion wotees, 11 children’s coats, 6) .¢ public Works be made abso-

prepay en shawls, 12 cloth quilts, 48) ately non-partizan.”
OLD-TIMER DIED. children’s frocks, 144 Given’ | “2 In view of the undue and
vine dontli conusdin ab hanna aprons |wasteful exploitation of subdivi-
hospital last night of George I we also lake thie oppartuaity jsions, annexes, and addition to le-
Hayes, recently of Stewart, where!” rhanking the Canadian EX~-/gitimate and reasonable sized
hn ei ela aaendl de Cinta 4, FO COEP Company for free transpor- |townsites, and viewipe with alarm
an old-timer in the asovinen: hay tat Montreal; to Mr Gegane tthe withdrawal of money from
ing had a hotel in Discovery un.|*22™* ‘or ferry and sBIPPIRG] productive enterprises in the
til recent years, when he peeved sens and Messrs, & Cunning |provinee for wildeat speculation;
to Stewart He was a native of ham & 5 Lid., for cases and | do hereby resolve that we are
Sita enihe packing same jstrongly in faver ef and do here-
PORT ESSINGTON WOMEN’S ipy urgently demand the enaet-

When buying buy Canadian PATRIOTIC GUILD ment of restrictive and remedial
made goods, See our window Janet D. Kidge, President legislation in regard to all appli-

& MeMERKIN, Recretary.’

WILLIAMS

Agnes Harris

(Continued on Page 4)

CANADIAN PORTS MAY
HAVE GERMAN MINES

(Special to The Daily News.)

Ottawa, Feb. 15. The possi-
bility of German mines being
strewn off the Canadian Atlantic
and Pacifie ports is indicated in
an official warning issued by the
Naval Service as to the operations
of government sweepers.

LIVE HOCKEY IS
PLAYED IN INTERIOR

The Interior towns have a
hoekey -league that would do
credit to much larger centers.
Hazelton, New Hazelton = and

Smithers are each represented. A
magnificent silver cup donated by
Dunean Ross is played for each
This has been won by Old
Hazelton although the
leagues games are nof all played,
the having won
game so far except the game at
Smithers last Wednesday
when the local team scvr-

year.
already,
old town every
on
night,
ed its first vietory.
Open air rinks
board wall is built around the de-
sired space and the
flooded with water
game or two it
and kept in first class shape.

are used
inclosure
After
flooded
Af-
is cleared
this
and far

each

is again

ter a snowstorm the ice
off with but
the storms have been few
between.

scrapers, year

Williams & Me Meekin have a
window display of goods made in
Canada and represented by local
agents. 37-39

 

Given Under the Auspices of
Ladies of the Catholic
Church at the Catholic

Hall
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15th
Card Playing Commences
9 o'Clock Sharp

 

 

Admission: $1.00 per Couple